Flowers That Bloom Perhaps Article 1946

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Flowers That Bloom Perhaps Article 1946 This is a January 5, 1946 article with a lovely picture. Article by Ruth Carson. Picture is of a field in color of orchids in bloom. Article says, orchids can make a girls heart beat faster and they can break a mans heart if he is growing them. Her is the lowdown on the loveliest and most exotic of blooms. Orchid seeds, fine as flour, come half a million to a pod are grown six to nine months in sterile test tubes on agar. Agar soaked with nutritive solution. The hybrid orchid Goderic came to bloom from seed after 8 years of tending. Pictured in black and white. In mint condition. Photo is taken through plastic and may show wrinkles or crookedness that is not in the article. This original magazine tear sheet measures 10 1/2 inches wide by 13 1/2 inches tall.

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Reference #:
26177
Quantity
1
Category
Advertising
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Department
Collectibles
Year
1946
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Unknown
Condition
Excellent
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